Home > Call the Midwife > Season 4 « TV Series Page Call the Midwife: Season 4 (2015) SEASON: Season 4 Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Season 4 Season 5 Season 6 Season 7 Season 8 Season 9 Season 10 Season 11 Season 12 Season 13 Season 14 Want to see Episode List Season 4 Call the Midwife Critics Consensus No consensus yet. 100% TOMATOMETER Critic Ratings: 5 No Score Yet Audience Score User Ratings: 0 See score details Rate And Review Submit review Want to see Edit Submit review Super Reviewer Verified Super Reviewer Verified Edit Super Reviewer Rate this season Oof, that was Rotten. Meh, it passed the time. It’s good – I’d recommend it. Awesome! So Fresh: Absolute Must See! What did you think of this tv season? (optional) Submit Continue Super Reviewer Step 2 of 2 How did you buy your ticket? Let's get your review verified. 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Episode 1 Air date: Mar 29, 2015 In the Season 4 premiere, a new arrival earns respect after helping a new mother; Trixie faces an emotionally draining case; the Turners broker a domestic deal; and Sister Evangelina agrees to undergo tests for her abdominal pain. View Details 2. Episode 2 Air date: Apr 5, 2015 Barbara faces her most difficult case when a birth goes wrong, leaving her in a place she has never been before. Meanwhile, Sister Julienne struggles to cope with financial pressure that threatens Nonnatus House. View Details 3. Episode 3 Air date: Apr 12, 2015 A mother's life is upended when her husband is arrested for gross indecency with a man; Nurse Crane tries to help a malnourished pregnant woman; Tom asks Trixie to oversee an official church duty; and Fred attempts to quell a rat infestation. View Details 4. Episode 4 Air date: Apr 19, 2015 Sister Winifred cares for an expectant prostitute; Sister Monica Joan feels redundant as the midwives go about their work; Barbara can't understand why a man would pressure his wife for a son; and the bishop meets with Tom, which causes an argument between Trixie and Tom. View Details 5. Episode 5 Air date: Apr 26, 2015 A Christian Science couple is suspected of harming their baby; Barbara tries to communicate with a pregnant woman who can't speak English; Sister Mary Cynthia returns; and Fred meets a woman who catches his eye. View Details 6. Episode 6 Air date: May 3, 2015 A teenager's pregnancy is complicated by her diabetes and her boyfriend's criminal past; Noakes accuses a group of itinerants of theft; and Fred asks Violet to a square dance that Patsy's organizing to raise funds. View Details 7. Episode 7 Air date: May 10, 2015 Old school friends, each pregnant with her first child, meet again; Barbara cares for Fred's elderly cousin, whose wife refuses to leave his side despite her own health problem; and Fred contemplates taking the next step with Violet. View Details 8. Episode 8 Air date: May 17, 2015 In the Season 4 finale, Trixie and Sister Mary Cynthia care for a deaf mother-to-be; a case of morning sickness proves to be more serious than initially believed; and Fred's daughter isn't happy about his forthcoming wedding. View Details Call the Midwife: Season 4 Videos 0:30 Call the Midwife: Season 4 Trailer View All Videos (1) Call the Midwife: Season 4 Photos View All Photos (26) Tv Season Info Series 4 sees the Nonnatus team returning with some new faces, as the world of midwifery moves from the 1950's to the 1960's, and personal crisis threatens the future of Nonnatus house itself. Genre: Drama Network: PBS Premiere Date: Mar 29, 2015 Creator: Heidi Thomas Exec. Producers: Pippa Harris, Heidi Thomas Episodes 1. Episode 1 Air date: Mar 29, 2015 In the Season 4 premiere, a new arrival earns respect after helping a new mother; Trixie faces an emotionally draining case; the Turners broker a domestic deal; and Sister Evangelina agrees to undergo tests for her abdominal pain. View Details 2. Episode 2 Air date: Apr 5, 2015 Barbara faces her most difficult case when a birth goes wrong, leaving her in a place she has never been before. Meanwhile, Sister Julienne struggles to cope with financial pressure that threatens Nonnatus House. View Details 3. Episode 3 Air date: Apr 12, 2015 A mother's life is upended when her husband is arrested for gross indecency with a man; Nurse Crane tries to help a malnourished pregnant woman; Tom asks Trixie to oversee an official church duty; and Fred attempts to quell a rat infestation. View Details 4. Episode 4 Air date: Apr 19, 2015 Sister Winifred cares for an expectant prostitute; Sister Monica Joan feels redundant as the midwives go about their work; Barbara can't understand why a man would pressure his wife for a son; and the bishop meets with Tom, which causes an argument between Trixie and Tom. View Details 5. Episode 5 Air date: Apr 26, 2015 A Christian Science couple is suspected of harming their baby; Barbara tries to communicate with a pregnant woman who can't speak English; Sister Mary Cynthia returns; and Fred meets a woman who catches his eye. View Details 6. Episode 6 Air date: May 3, 2015 A teenager's pregnancy is complicated by her diabetes and her boyfriend's criminal past; Noakes accuses a group of itinerants of theft; and Fred asks Violet to a square dance that Patsy's organizing to raise funds. View Details 7. Episode 7 Air date: May 10, 2015 Old school friends, each pregnant with her first child, meet again; Barbara cares for Fred's elderly cousin, whose wife refuses to leave his side despite her own health problem; and Fred contemplates taking the next step with Violet. View Details 8. Episode 8 Air date: May 17, 2015 In the Season 4 finale, Trixie and Sister Mary Cynthia care for a deaf mother-to-be; a case of morning sickness proves to be more serious than initially believed; and Fred's daughter isn't happy about his forthcoming wedding. View Details Critic Reviews for Call the Midwife Season 4 All Critics (5) | Top Critics (2) | Fresh (5) | Rotten (0) There's something unique in the way the British drama Call the Midwife,... can make us feel so warm and fuzzy inside with its characters' familiar maternal presence, but [also] leave us gutted by the harsh realities of London's East End in 1960. Sep 27, 2018 | Full Review… Sarene Leeds Entertainment Weekly Top Critic Call the Midwife has all the comforting warmth we expect on Sunday evening but its greater achievement is continuing to tackle real issues of maternity care and women's lives in the period. Mar 9, 2015 | Full Review… Ellen E Jones Independent (UK) Top Critic The show is never saccharine or manipulative, it just tells great stories in a fully-realized world. And, often, the culmination of its tales is truly beautiful. Sep 27, 2018 | Rating: 4/5 | Full Review… Allison Keene Collider The show compellingly tackles such tough subjects as extreme poverty, old age, disease, homosexuality, postpartum depression, alcoholism, faith, death, sexual assault, friendship, and as the narrator reminds us (a lot), love. Jun 28, 2017 | Full Review… Anne Cohen Refinery29 The series is often moving without ever being manipulative; no easy feat, yet one that it manages to achieve episode after episode. May 29, 2015 | Rating: 7/10 | Full Review… J.M. Suarez PopMatters View All Critic Reviews (5) Audience Reviews for Call the Midwife: Season 4 Jan 27, 2019 Its a mark of the consistent high quality of the writing in Call The Midwife that all of the characters feel like friends after just a couple of episodes. This facet of the show matters at the outset of Series Four, in which two new characters arrive at Nonnatus House to take up positions as nurses one, Barbara Gilbert (Charlotte Christie), a junior; and the other, Phyllis Crane (Linda Bassett) an overbearing senior whose attitude instantly puts the sisters noses out of joint. As is always the case with this story, the series then develops to tackle some of the toughest themes the society of the time could throw at its characters, including extreme poverty, broken relationships, homosexuality, prostitution, religious sects, migrants, cancer, alcoholism and medical scandals. That lot should be enough to depress any viewer, but the phenomenal dialogue clever, witty, gentle, incisive, heartbreaking and the fact that all of the protagonists are folks called to care for others, who all have a genuinely decent core, means that some brutal content is confronted and dealt with in a convincing, satisfying and generally entertaining way. Inferences to the period in which the drama is set and what really happened in run-down parts of London in the Fifties also weigh heavily on the narrative, setting up what is to follow in Season Five. Mar 25, 2018 Must they have added the gay focus? 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